An Experiment in Treason

2002 novel by Bruce Alexander

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An Experiment In Treason

Author| Bruce Cook (writing as Bruce Alexander)
Language| English
Series| Sir John Fielding, #9
Genre| Historical Crime novel
Publisher| Putnam

Publication date

| 2002
Publication place| United States
Media type| Print (Hardcover, Paperback)
Pages| 288 pp
ISBN| 0-399-14923-6
OCLC| 49625327

Dewey Decimal

| 813/.54 21
LC Class| PS3553.O55314 E97 2002
Preceded by| Smuggler's Moon
Followed by| The Price of Murder

An Experiment In Treason is the ninth historical mystery novel about Sir John Fielding by Bruce Alexander (a pseudonym for Bruce Cook).

## Plot summary

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A pack of confidential letters is stolen from the Secretary of State for the American Colonies. With cross-Atlantic tensions rising, Sir John is ordered to interrogate the American representative in London, one Benjamin Franklin.

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Sir John Fielding series by Bruce Alexander

* Blind Justice (1994)
* Murder in Grub Street (1996)
* Watery Grave (1998)
* Person or Persons Unknown (1998)
* Jack, Knave and Fool (1999)
* Death of a Colonial (2000)
* The Color of Death (2001)
* Smuggler's Moon (2002)
* An Experiment in Treason (2003)
* The Price of Murder (2004)
* Rules of Engagement (2006)

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